Sentence examples for essentially post from inspiring English sources

Last night there was only one game, so the NFL's social media team could essentially post real-time video highlights for every play.

The increase in nuclear genome copy number was unexpected, as C. elegans have ceased reproduction by 10 days of age (Johnson, 1987) and the animal is essentially post mitotic at this stage with the exception of the germ line.

He essentially posted up on about half of his 12 receptions.

Yeah… I was going to post this a bit earlier but I had an attack of conscience, seeing as how it's Earth Day and I'm essentially posting an advertisement for Shell Corporation.

For instance, if you're of the mind that Politico's oeuvre is essentially "post-concern" journalism... well, VandeHarris are just going to tell you that you're correct.

Mature neurons are essentially post-mitotic and do not proliferate, whereas some glial cells can undergo replication especially as a response to stress or damage [ 43, 44].

Essentially, post-stratification computes a subset of the data such that the subset's AU/DU distribution is identical in each class.

Bennett writes 'This work contributed in an important way to the growth of the concept of the gene-complex' but it is, of course, essentially post-Darwin in its subject matter.

The adult fly is essentially post-mitotic; therefore, in contrast with development – when active cell growth and cell division take place – mitochondrial protein synthesis in adults is required only to keep pace with protein and organelle turnover.

Interestingly, while 24-OH was shown to stimulate both expression and synthesis of APP and BACE1, the effect of 27-OH on the cellular levels of the two proteins appeared to be essentially post-translational.

Essentially this post is just written to make you jealous if you were unlucky enough to not have a holiday.